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1. Using PowerPoint create a slideshow of your brain dissection along side of the human brain models. Be sure to include A. Superior, Inferior and Lateral views B. Lateral View of the interior C. Label all major regions of the brain visible on each view for both the dissected sheep brain and human brain model..

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